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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-10

this section of Arizona, we would sug'
 gest that he purchase several thousand copies of this book and give 1t circula ton through his office.
 The JouRNAL-MlSER, yesterday, re ceived over quarter of . ton of sup
 plies for its job department, including . lot of fine book paper. for briefs. tran scripts, and pamphlet wo,kof all kinds varied assortment of letter heads colored and white card board; colored poster paper; colored and white bill heads; colored and white paper for circulars, envelopes, etc, etc.
 Geo. w. Sinee, of the Saserac saloon, who is always on the alert to in- troduce any new beverage possessing merit, has just received . consignment of mineral water, from the celebrated waukesha springs of Wisconsin. As q mild and pleasant mineral water it is first-class, while as an aperient it has no equal. Mir. sines will fill orders for it, either by the case or bottle, very reason able.
 In making their experimental run of the new well boring outfit, the owners sank hole IA feet deep on the lot east side of Cortez street opposite City feed yard. On Tuesday, they made dis tance, in ten hours, including all de- lays. of 34 feet, through solid granite. The experimental run being thoroughly satisfactory, the machine was accepted, and it is the intention of the owners in a few days to move it to the desert in the southwestern part of the county, where MT. Brown thinks he can aver age from 50 to So feet per day. The for the we'll has been se- lected by Hon. J. J. Fisher. The IA feet we'll bored in Prescott has 90 feet of water in it, or within fourteen feet of the top.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-10
Fire ln west RsOocoss.

About g o'clock last evening sn alarm of fire was sounded. The fire compa- nies quickly responded, and with . crowd in their wake rapidly made their way to West Prescott, where the barn of w. G. Oliver was discovered to be ablaze. There was hardly sufficient hose to reach to the barn, which con- sequently was entirely consumed. The dwelling house and adjacent buildings, however, were prevented from catching fire. The loss will approximate to $60O, but it was not learned whether there was any assurance. The ''Toughs" were first to get a stream of water on the burning building.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-10
Terrible PainS.

DR. FLrST's HEART REMEDY ban. ishes sick-headache, and will prevent the return of this most terrible of pains, if taken when the warning symptoms give notice of the recurrence of an at- tack. At druggists. $l.5O. Descrip- tive treaties with each bottle; or ad- dress J. J. Mack & Co, $. F.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-10
WILSON'S CONFESSION.
tse Tssts Now tho Cleveness alus des was Committed, Gxens-
 rating Johnson.

Frank Wilson, who, with John A.
 Johnson (colorcd). is under sentence oi
 death, to be hanged on Friday next
 yesterday sent for his counsel, Col Eggen and Judge Howard and vol.
 untArily gave them written confession
 of the crime, in which he exonerAtep
 Johnson. The confession was present.
 ed to Governor Zulick to-day, for the
 purpose of securing communication of
 Johnson's sentence, to life imprison-
 ment, and Is substantially as follows
 On the morning of the killing, John- son was sent out to hunt up some
 horses that had strayed of during the night, and during his absence quar- rel arose between him and old man Clevengcr regarding Jessie Clevenger, their adopted daughter, between whom and Wilson an intimacy had existed. and that in the fight that had ensued he killed the old man with an axe. Fearing the consequences of his crime, while Mrs. Clevenger. who WAS wit noes of the affray. lived. he brained her, and with the help of the girl Jessie, he buried them where their bodies were afterwards found He and the girl then took Cleyenger's wagon and after few hours' ride, overlook Johnson, whom they told that Clevenger and his wife had met some friends on the road, with whom they would continue their jour ney to Utah. On reaching Bullionville, Utah, they separated. Johnson going so Duckwater, Nevada. and Wilson and Jessie Clevenger going to OAkdals, Idaho. Before leaving Johnson, wil- son gave him $S00 and a couple of hoEses, at the same time telling him that he had killed and robbed Cleven- ger and his wife, and threatening to throw the burden of the crime on him (Johnson) should be ever give 1t away. Wilson says that he alone is responsi- ble for the crime, and makes this con fession to save Johnson. For hinsen, Wilson says he expects no clemency, whatever, nor does not want any. Life, he says, has been perfect hell for him, and he is anxious for change.
 The girl, Jessie Cievenger, being told of the above statemsnt sy Wilson, de- nied it in every respect. She reiterated her story of the crime as told on the witness stand at both trials. and says 1t is the truth and that fl she were to be hanged she would not. and could not, change it.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-10
Ovclsisn's Arn.ea Sa,vs

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruption, and posi- lively cures Piles or no pay required. IL is guaranteed to give perfect satisfactton, or money refunded. Price g cents per box. For sale by c. g. Hutchinson.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-10

So far, there are four copies of the re- vised statutes of Arizona in this county. and nobody has yet been found who is fool enough to purchase . dollar and a quarter book for ten dollars. Even democrats won't put up for it. This speaks well for old Mohave.-Mohave Miner.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-10

If country newspaper proprietors were to publish the names of subscri- bers who take. read. enjoy and are grat- flied by. yet refuse to pay for their home paper, the reputation of most commu- mites for moral honesty would depre- ciate twenty per cent. In fact, no other business men are swindled out of their labor and capital. ss the newspa- per publishers.-New York Sun.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-10
An End te sene sorap.ne.

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, H., says: Having received 50 much bene- fit from Electric Bitters, l feel it my duty to let suffering humanity know 1t. Have had running sore on my leg for eight years; my doctors told me I would have to have the bone scraped or leg amputated. used, instead, three bostles of Electric Bitters and seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and my leg is now sound and we'll" Electric
 bitters are sold at 50 cents bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica Salve at 25c. per box by c. s. Hutchinson.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-10
FRoA SArusDAY's DA,,.v.

FROM SATuRDAY's DAny.
 Score another long credit mark 10 the "Toughs."
 Chris. Linde, m old-timer, has gon' to California.
 Dr. c. P. williAms win soon go C Lynx creek.
 w V. Buffum is in charge of the ho tel at Jerome.
 Hon. E. 6. Gobin is in town from tn, Bradshaw country.
 It is said ex-sheriff Henkle has strucl it rich in Los Angeles. Thfee location notices were filed in the recorders office today. Martin Maier will set mp the regulA. ton free lunch this evening. Geo. D. Nagle and Mai. 0. P. Dake returned to Walnut Grove to-day. Messs. Todd and wimple went out to look at mining property, yesterday, Services ct the N. E. church, South, this evening. Preaching by Rev. c. c. Wright.
 Mrs. M. J. Howe and her daughter, Miss Daisy, have gone to Elsinore, Cali fornia to reside.
 Men are coming from New Mexico to work on the Mineral Belt road at Flagstaff.
 Dr. R. K. Robinson imports to the recorder | blrths and 2 deaths for the month of July.
 J.M. vandeburgh, to-day filed . To- cation notice of the "Grey Horse" claim in Weaver district
 F. ". Williams and w. H. Greenup filed location notices of mining claims in Copper Basin district
 M. J. Foley will soon commence tn erection of telegraph poles for the Cen tral Arizona Telegraph company.
 Mrs. Osborne, of Phenix, who was taken sick Thursday evening, at the M. E. church, South, is rspidly recov- ering.
 MT. and Mrs. Bishop arrived last eve- ming from Phenix, to sojourn in Pres colt during the torrid season of mid- summer.
 The railroad company intends to build side track at . point about twelve miles north of Prescott for Je- rome. Coke will be unloaded into wagons by means of chutes.
 T. s. Bullock. president of the Pres colt & Arizona Central Railway com pany, went out to Clearwater's today, to examine the ground and locate 8 "spur" of the road to Jerome.
 It is reported that Ed. Long has taken the initial steps toward an action against T. s. Bullock. for defamation of | slander, or something of that kind. Long was at one time an em- ploye of the railroad company and was This is supposed to be the l upon which he bases his claim for $25, 900 damages.
 The cards of invitation are out for | the execution of Frank Wilson and | Henry Johnson, next Friday. The men have now realized that there is no possible hope for either executive or judicial interference, and have become to their fate. The demeanor of both men is truly remarkable, and np to the present time have kept strict silence in regard to their crime. The rope has been purchased and tested, and the scaffold will be erected in the court house yard early next week.
 Rev. J. N. Fowler, of Phenix, who re- ,ently conducted . revival meeting at he Baptist church here, was married, ,n the 2d inst, at Port Royal, Ken lucky, to Miss Lucy Chiffon, of that place. The JouRxAL-MNE, in com. non with his many friends here, >ex- ends its congratulations to the happy room, and hope that he and his fair 'ride may find . happy home in Ari- ona.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-10
HOUSE FOR SALE
 IA Big Bargain.

A good dweliing hs.ss. vsth two lots. De latter well Improved sna planted vfsh sr<>s and shrabs and so~n in aifslsa. VII be sosa veEy ehssp. Location os NoafssumA street, conner of Caxiton- For frrtAer rsrssrusars apply on fhs p-onises b MRS. SUTTON. or e thIs o0cs. au1stf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-10
as,Nsns ssss..s.

John Reese reports the Cataraci mines looking well
 J. V. Ac0owan brought in lot ol rich ore to the sampling works ysstsr- day, from Nartines.
 Frank Raymsnd is developing anime out on Lynx crek. He hes assays oi e17l.3l from OTIS taken out of it.
 I. 8. Bullock has taksn . bond on . number of Lynx creek claims, and will put large forcb of men at work devel- oping the sAme.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-10
Married.

LoH0-Wo0DIIxts-In Prescott. August !, 1887. at the residence of Af. W. G. Oliver, West Prescott, by Rev. c. C. Wright, Nr. Edward Long and Nrs. Idella Woodling.
 FowLxa-CHILroH-At Fost Royal. Ky. Tuesday, August a. Rev. J. ', Fowler, of Ph.nix, A. T., and Misa Lucy Chiffon. of tho former place.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-10

Dr. Beaumont Coxe has added live Gila monster to his collection of Ari. zona reptiles. It is q beauty of the kind.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-10
Ulssaneee.

The following distances from Prescott to Jerome via Uni'ed Verde mines, were ascertained by the use of . viameter or odometer (an instrument attached to the wheel of . carriage to measure die tance in traveEing, indicating on . dial the number of revolutions made by the wheel), by ?. W. Blake. Esq, August 7th, 1887:
 laliss. From Prescott 0 Verde Junction. Prescott ( Arizona Central R. B. 04 From Verde Junction to Saunders SeAt,on. ....,-..-.. 1Jf From Saunders Station to U. V. furnaces and mines. ....... g From U. V mines to Jerome. .. I
 Total distance e.... 8 Inc distance from Prescott via Lynx creek and Lonsssome Valley to Jerome, 29a miles.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-10
Prlca lLiaf.

Fine India gauze undervests fos ladies and. misses, s5 to j0 cents, d Mn. Sullivau's.
 "The Langtry," an elegant corset, % cents, at Mrs. Sulfvan's Fine ladies' hose, 10 to 50 cents, ai Ars. SullIvsns-
 \ nice line of Summer gloves, 20 to B cents, ct Mrs. Sullivans. Nice straw hats for boys. very cheap, ct Mrs. Sullivan's.
 A full stock of ladies and ehildren,s goods, including shoes and slippep, at Mrs. Sullivan's-
 l. Kuhn, of the Lion Store, has gone to California. All parties indebted to
 the Lion Store will pay their accoun
 to Judge w. H. McGrew G Three meals for tl at the She, man
 House, formerly Dan Hatz's hotel. A5-d To @keep cool" go to Baumsnn's and partake of his Ice Cream or Soda Water. 723 A complete Shelter outfit, consisting of . 40ton copper stack with boiler, engine and everything as used when in in full operation; all in good order, having been run only two months- The whole plant will be sold at original
 cost. For further particulars address JSo. A LEE, jy2l-3w Albuquerque, N. NJ. r Extractof Sarsaparilla, manufactured specially to order, best blood medicine known, at Dr. Robinson's- a2tf Orders for Ice Cream promptly filled by Baumann. 723 Baumann keeps the hes: Cigars in Prescott. 723
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-10
PvIeo liss e6 ohess.

The following list will give some idea of my prices for ladies, misses and childrcns shoes:
 Ladies french kid button shoe, opera toe, e4.O0
 Ladies kid foxed button shoe. very stylish, &s.W.
 Ladies American kid button. good style, &l.75.
 Ladies American kid newport button. el.2k
 Ladies American kid newport tic, Le.aies American kid opera slippers. 9l.25. 1lOO.
 Missss American kid newport tic el.0O. Inis ca ehoes from O cents to SI.O0. A good stock of boys shoes from SIPS upwarxis.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-10
NOTICE.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-10
Fson Mosp.y's DAILY.

FROM MoNDAY's DAILY.
 H. T. Andrews is able to be about
 Harry Fulton. of FlagstaG, is i town.
 Morris Windmilier has . new tal Der fresh from Germany.
 Geo. Schleicher and family Left io California this afternoon.
 A car load of Lemp's celebrated bee just received at J. L. Fisher's.
 J. L. Fisher has just received a load of the famous l.emp's beer. sSt Bolan Pasha and Hon. Cameron H. King arrived from the so,,tl yesterday.
 To-day is psy day at Jerome. the fin that the camp has experienced fol nearly three years. L. H. Orme. of the territorial board o equalization, and his wife arrived il Prescott yesterday. Rev. Albright, of Phenix, preached . very powerful sermon at the N. E church, South. last night.
 Lieutenant Rockefeller left this after noon for Fort WlngAte, New Mexico, to participate in target practice.
 Mrs. J. N. Piper left for California on this afternoons train, to join her husband, who has . lucrative positien there.
 Mr. Edward Long, of stoddard, and Ars. Woodling, of Prescott, were mar ried yesterday. Our best wishes 30 with them.
 By reference to the Flagstaff item in this paper. it will be seen that Judge Tinker is still "sockin it" to the evil doers of that community.
 The railroad authorities have decided to put in . side track and switch at . point about nine miles north of Pres,- colt for the United Verde Copper com- pany.
 The district conference of the N. E. South, closed yesterday. A protracted meeting will be held in thu, church in West Prescott for short time.
 The JouRMAL-MxER's estimate of MT. Divers loss, by fire on Friday night, was too low. The loss will b., $l ,sW and $500; insurance, e7OO.
 While visiting Jerome yesterday, Dr. Halsey's services were called to treat a little child, of . family named Hudson, who had fallen into . kettle of hO. water and received serious burns
 Roadmaster Barring has . force of men at work putting in side tracl; near Peterson's place. about eight miles iron Prescott, to be used as transfer point for Jerome supplies and bullion A TOW occurred in aa uptown saloon, night, in which . Chinaman got the worst of it, being beaten very ,everely about the head. He was re- moved to vacant building near the ,aloon. Captain W. H. Cafiery, just up from Camp Verie, yesterday reported at Jerome . shooting scrape at Tonto Bs- in, in which four men were said to nave been killed The trouble was be- tween cattle men. Major Otey reports that while hunt ng recently in the Mogollon noun aims he shot a deer which weighed ,ver 200 pounds, which he thinks is the argest ever killed in this section. Du- ing the same trip he says his compan- on killed two deer at one shot. In the case of the Aztec Land and | Cattle company vs. Daggs brothers, for of Pine Spring, a decision ,as been given n favor of the latter. The Daggs brothers have occupied the and for years and have improved it, md the action to recover was appa- ently without shadow of justice.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-10

Try Dr. Robinson's Iron Bitters, the lest tonic made for the system. a2d
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-10
Trying se aaake NIm savsai.

The Los Angeles Times gives the fol. lowing version of the arrest of Mcqueen . discharged railroad employee, at San Diego, in connection with the Ari. xona train robbery:
 "Murphy learned two months ago, as the story goes, that Mcqueen has been in league with band of train robbers, and he started out to hunt the man down. How he captured him in Na- tional City has already been told in these columns, but the public has been ignorant as to the real reason why Me- Queen was taken into custody. The officers and detectives who are working up the case have no idea of sending the man to state prison, or even bringing him before the courts. They know that he was acting as kind of outside agent for the thieves, who have their head quarters in the city of San Diego. The officers expected Mcqueen to squeal as soon as he was placed under arrest, but they were fooled. He told them that he could give them information that would lead to the detection and convic- ton of the whole band, but he refused to talk further to either Risley or Murphy. He named well-known San Francisco detective whom, he said, he had the ut most confidence in, but that gentleman happens to be out of the State at the present time. All of the railroad Wells-Fargo and Unted States detect ives on the ceast have dropped down here and given him . chance to talk, but he flstly refuses to talk to anyone, and they will have to wait until his fa- vorite returns. In the meantime the officers are in great fear that he will be released on . writ of habeas corpus. If Mcqueen does squeal, it is very cer- tain that at least four men in Los Am geles, who have always been looked upon as respectable citizens, will be ar- rested, not only for robbing trains in Arizona, but for two attempts in this State within the past two months." |.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-10
uol.oo.

Notice | hereby given thas sforagc uin be charged on sIi auction goads re- maining tn my st0ee after Juns lss.
 ). L. FIsung-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-10

Some people seem to appreciate the services rendered by the newspapers oi the country. The complimentary tick cts of admission, to newspaper men, given by Michigan fair association, reads as follows: "This ticket has probably been paid for . dozen of times over by that paper to which it is issusd. It will be honored in the hands of any man, woman or child white or black, red or yellow, who favor the associatio . ty presenting it. It is good for en- trance and grand stand, and the tearer, if driving. will be entitled to pass his team free. The association recog- rizes the fact that its success is owed largely, if not wholly, to the notices co freely given it by the press, and while we cannot render an equivalent in cash, we retur n our grateful thanks."
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-10
0oen.

LoGAx-In Pasaadena, California, Au- gust lst, to the wife of 6. A. Logan, . daughter; weight l2 pounds. FoRD-At Thorntown. Pa, to the vic of Pierce Ford, . son. MIlLxR-In Tempe, August 9th, to the wife of A. Miller, . son. Ponkaoy Ihenix, August 3d. to the wife of John Pomcroy, dsugh- ter. THALHEInER-In Phcnix, August lst. to the wife of Joseph Thalheimer, . son.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-10

Ice crsam and ices always on hand ss Bsumannia 723
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-10
Mas. D. J. surlIvAx.

When those dark spots accompanied by blurring and indistincs vision come befors the eyes, do not strain and neg 'ect the bet of all gifts, but immediately go and have the proper specsac1ss ad- justed to your eyes. This hos been my specialty for ten years, and by the use od my Optometer, purchased d large expense for this trade, an possibility of giving you . glsss not adapted for your eyes, is prevented The uss of the Optimeter is frse to aIl customers. Price of spectacles sange from q to $S per pair. Gro. II. CuRRY.
 Bsumaun's ice-coid Soda Water is very highly spoken of; he maaufAc- tures it himseif. as he does his syrups-
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-10
Olo1.

FoLEY-ln Ash Fork, August 6th, son of Ar. and Ma John Foley, aged i've yeazs. PREsToN-In Bisbee, Cochise county, July g, infant daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Preotou.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-10

Baumann's Steam Ice Cream freezer | kept running every day during this warm weather. 743
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-10
oee6 aeovIts In Gvesy caeo.

D. A. Bradferd, wholesale pape, dealer of Chattsnooga, Tenn, writes that he vas serit,usly afflicted with . severe cold that settled on his lungs had tried many remedies without bene. fit Being induced to try Dr. King's New Discovery it9 Consumption, did Q and was entirely cured by use of . few bottles. Since which time he haa used it in his family for all Coughs and Co1ds with best results. This is tho experience of thousands vhose lives have been saved ky this Wonderful Dis covery. Trial Botsles free ct Hutchin- son's Drug 6tore.
 The largest line of Gold and Silver American and Syria watches; beauti- full novelties in fine Gold Jewslry, Clocks, 6ilverwaFe, etc., and the hand somest line of prtscnts, to be found in Arizona. GEO. H. CuRRY, Prescott.
 Take your Repairing to P. Foisy, the Practical Wstchmaker. All work var nnted. Shop in Dr. Lincoln's Drug Store. il6u
 Fresh ranch butter of superior quality just received, at J, L Fisher,s. q
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 Baumanu's SteAm Ice Cream freezer h kept running every day during thia warm weather. 733
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-10

Blackberry and Jamaica Ginger Cor dial, just the thing fer all kinds Of sum meT complaints. as Dr. Robinson's.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-10

Fresh ranch butter of superior qualit, just received, at J- L Fisher's. q
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-10

Ny Sporting department consisting of Shot Guns, Rifles. Pistols, all kinds of Cartridges, Belts, Ammunition. etc, is complste, and goods arc down al bed rcck prices. WinchesteE Rifles are nos dswn to $lS. If you want shf4-gun cartridges, try my "Baackbir1e brand. kAded, with the best powder, by . pa tent proccss- They are superior to all otheu. and cost you but t4 per 100. Don't forget our Royal SI John Sew ing Machine n now reduced to 135 cash.
 Gro. H. CuRxy.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-10
ovssUGso LocALs.
watch Rspa,ssns.

If your watch is out oi order take 1t i to Geo. H. Curry. Established in Pres cott yeArs. Charges reasonable and consistent with good work Watches repaired by me have Card in buck eases, and none othen varrnntcd.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-10

Du. D. and J. Pensland have, after ooasidssabls expsnss, commsncsd the mag. .ufactuzs q @nitrous oxiis gns" for tbs ahsolutely "painlss sxtrsction" of tssth. Thsy will continue t, ksep . sood supply alwAys on hand of pun frssh ena, Q thas the most tinlid may 70 lc1esr dssaA the sxtsaction of tsoubls- ooUe toeth. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-10


 J..- rsAsr i. nov loo.s.d in ;. ns- iron AuildiAs. southwest oorn~ oi Il P,a... aad is prepared with his immense stock q nascAandi- to supply hi. old ssd =. eussonsn .. vhoae.-'e orr s.il
 He imporss Flour. Grain. s~g.r, Coal Oil, Canned Goods and Meats by tn. car 'oad. and is consequently in . position to cut and keep. cutting with the cutters He dsliven-soods free of charEs, and h.. Fr.h cots. ground every morning 5a,sd Hay alvays on hand.